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GOP messaging guru Frank Luntz has a warning for Alvin Bragg over Trump indictment

Veteran pollster tells Andrew Feinberg that prosecutors need to start fighting their battle against the former president in the arena of public relations

The Independent UK

Some ‘Biden district’ Republicans hedge on Trump indictment

WASHINGTON — The indictment of former President Donald Trump drew an array of reactions from lawmakers in battleground districts: Some lashed out at Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg, some expressed confidence in the legal process and some simply kept quiet.

Tribune News Service

Trump's online supporters remain muted after his indictment

Donald Trump's supporters on far-right social media platforms appear less enthusiastic about coming to the former president's aid. They're wary of ending in the same place of Jan. 6 rioters.

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Manhattan DA’s office reprimands House GOP for ‘interference’ in Trump case

Alvin Bragg’s office rejects ‘baseless and inflammatory allegations’ Trump allies that indictment is political witch hunt

The Independent UK

Beshear signs bipartisan bills, with campaign looming

Gov. Andy Beshear has signed bills to legalize medical marijuana and sports wagering in Kentucky

The Independent UK

Some ‘Biden district’ Republicans hedge on Trump indictment - Roll Call

While many in the GOP voiced outrage over Trump's indictment, Biden district Republicans were quiet or had measured reactions.

Roll Call

Skipping elections could put Texas voters at risk of being purged from rolls under bill

AUSTIN, Texas — Texans could be on a “suspense list” if they fail to vote in two consecutive federal elections under a controversial bill a Senate panel approved Thursday.

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Pence Says Trump Indictment Sends ‘Terrible Message’ About US Justice

The indictment of former US President Donald Trump sends a "terrible message" to the world about American justice and will encourage dictators to abuse power, former Vice President Mike Pence said on Friday. "There are dictators and authoritarians around the world that will point to that to justify their own…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Trump indictment not expected to affect Wisconsin court race

Political observers say the indictment of former President Donald Trump will likely have little impact on the high stakes Wisconsin Supreme Court race to be decided next week

The Independent UK

Prosecutor hits back against House GOP on Trump indictment - Roll Call

New York prosecutors hit back Friday against “unfounded allegations” from the House GOP that a Donald Trump probe is politically motivated.

Roll Call

Manhattan DA presses House GOP committee chairs to condemn Trump's "harsh" rhetoric

The DA's office is seeking a list of questions and documents from the committee chairs.

Axios

GOP "ignores" evidence to defend Trump

"They’re the same people who defended Trump after he incited the violent attempted insurrection on our Capitol"

Salon

Teflon Don: could Trump benefit from indictment?

Donald Trump is to become the first former US president to face criminal charges after being indicted by a New York grand jury yesterday.

The Week

Trump loses control with new phase of legal peril

He's now is at the mercy of a justice system he can't bully — and, ultimately, in the hands of a Manhattan jury.

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Republicans’ fixation on trans issues could backfire, pollsters say - Roll Call

Focusing on transgender issues could hurt Republicans in the general election if voters decide they are bullying a small minority.

Salon

Indicted Trump: Too irresistible for GOP

The party that wanted to "lock her up" has little choice but to rally around a criminally indicted Donald Trump

Salon

"They banned Dolly": How low can GOP go?

The anti-education bill from House Republicans would empower a single parent to censor what all students can learn

Axios

Obamacare ruling gives Democrats new political ammo

Defending the ACA has been a tried-and-true strategy for Democrats since the GOP tried to repeal it in 2017.

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Indiana GOP senator carves out dealmaking niche on taxes - Roll Call

Sen. Todd Young has a pitch to clear a path forward on tax legislation after a partisan standoff last year gave way to a monthslong chill.

The Independent UK

Trump takes aim at Hunter Biden as he goes on Truth Social frenzy following criminal indictment

As well as hitting out at the president’s son, Mr Trump also went on to reTruth posts from some of his GOP allies who came out in support of him after news of the grand jury vote broke

WEKU

Trump uses his indictment to unify GOP, even as his vulnerabilities are glaring

After the indictment news broke, the Trump GOP machine rolled out a political playbook meant to insulate him with his base. It may work, but his brand is toxic with much of the rest of Americans.

The Independent UK

Trump's indictment in New York: Here's what to know

Donald Trump has become the first former U.S. president to be charged with a crime, the culmination of a political rise defined by unprecedented scandal

The Independent UK

Trump indictment throws 2024 race into uncharted territory

The historic indictment of former President Donald Trump has thrust the 2024 presidential election into uncharted territory

Tribune News Service

Trump indictment breathes life into his grievance-driven campaign

Donald Trump’s indictment on charges related to the payments of hush money to a porn star breathes new life into his favorite campaign tactic — running as the aggrieved victim of a Democratic-run Deep State hellbent on keeping him and his supporters out of power.

Tribune News Service

House will move debt limit bill if Biden won’t negotiate

WASHINGTON — House Republicans are not ready to give up on President Joe Biden agreeing to negotiate on the debt limit, but if he doesn’t engage, they say they will act on their own.

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